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Geneva88
    22-Nov-2007 19:25  
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Why are the rights traded have they been subscribed yet?
 
 
tiandi
    22-Nov-2007 17:42  
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first day of Rights Trading, closing price as below
  Yongnam 0.270-0.010-3.67,5221,2950.2700.2752540.2850.270CONS
  Yongnam R 0.030--17,5464,5710.0300.0356000.0400.020CONS
  Yongnam R300 0.035--242480.0300.035130.0400.025CONS


 
 
 
ghlau935
    20-Nov-2007 15:38  
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Thanks tiandi
 

 
tiandi
    20-Nov-2007 15:19  
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ghlau935,

Yongnam R is for 1000-Rights as a denominator , or 'unit'.
Yongnam R300 is for 300-Rights as a unit.

Much like 1000-dollar Note and 300-dollar Note when we deal with money.


If you want to Trade 300 Rights, you need to use Yongnam R300


If you want to trade 5000 Rights, you need to use Yongnam R

If you want to trade 1600 Rights, you need to use both R and R300.

Hope this helps.
 
 
ghlau935
    20-Nov-2007 14:30  
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Hi tiandi

What is the different between Yongnam R (for 1000) and Yongnam R300 ( for 300)?
 
 
tiandi
    20-Nov-2007 14:26  
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just for info to those who may not know yet. the Rights will be recognised as Yongnam R (for 1000) and Yongnam R300 ( for 300). sgx website had their tickers ( symbols) as below:

  Yongnam 0.295-0.005-1.75,5711730.2950.3001,1220.2950.280CONS
  Yongnam RPL----------CONS
  Yongnam R300PL----------CONS
 

 
techsys
    20-Nov-2007 11:23  
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Hallo Bro,

Perhaps need to wait untuk arround .28 to get in ... play safe is better.
 
 
AK_Francis
    20-Nov-2007 09:30  
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After yesterday, 19 Nov 07, Ex Right, CDP will send the stock owner the Right's Document, my Dealler said. Cheers.
 
 
jackjames
    20-Nov-2007 07:04  
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I did not receive anything yet too... I think we shall get it soon.

i am afraid yongnam might touch 0.275 today, haiih...
 
 
loyfam88
    20-Nov-2007 07:01  
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Are we supposed to receive any communication from the company before we can exercise our rights?

I bought the shares when it was cum rights but have yet to receive any communication on this.

 
 

 
jackjames
    19-Nov-2007 22:13  
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oh shit.. no wonder price drops recently..

JPMorgan Chase & Co. and its affiliates. sold 13,940 lots , shit.. that's about $4.46 million dollars.

sold another 11,197 lots, that's about $3.7 millions, total $ 8.1 millions throw ?!!!

alah, they just need money to cover the loss of sub-prime, heee...
 
 
jackjames
    19-Nov-2007 22:07  
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I can put this in another aspect, now that Mother share is about 31 cents, and you are given 3 cents RIGHT, is that good? Here is some math,  You pay 3 cents, and hold this warrant2012 for 5 years, anytime within 5 year you can convert one warrant 2012 to One New YongNam share by exercising or paying $0.25 each! So what that means is if YN share price maintain anything  like 28 cents you are break even. But If YN share go up to says 43 cents, you are making a profit of 43-3-25=15 cents by using just 3 cents! So you are paying a very small amount of money on warrant2012 for a 5-year HOPE that YN share will trade much higher than 28 cents. Does that sound reasonable for your understanding?  Remember you should make your own decision after understanding the meaning of the Rights Issue and the Warrant2012.

it is too late to act now... but for 5 years, i think yongnam is $ 1.00, heeee...  remember IR , F1, Orchard Turn, heee.. more to come baby.,
 
 
tiandi
    19-Nov-2007 16:20  
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Theresa, I think you might have some misunderstanding on the meaning of  Rights, Warrant, Exercise Price.
 First, I do not assume exercise price of $0.25, this was announced by the company and sgx in Oct18, Oct23 and Nov 13. You can read from sgx website for YongNam.

Q: I also saw that you reply that the shares will be converted to mother shares, but this is a warrant not rights, when the exercise date has expire, will it be converted to mother share? The Warrant 2012 is the second part of the Rights.issue announced by the company. Each warrant entitle you to convert to one NEW mother share with an exercise Price of $0.25. Expiry would be 5 years. you need to follow their procedure to exercise before 5 years is up. It becomes zero value after its expiry.

Q: The trading date for this "warrant" is from 22/Nov to 30/Nov, so what happen after this date, I am confuse.
A: You are confused because this refers to the first part of the Rights Issue, the "warrant" does not exist yet. If you change your word "warrant" to Rights it will be OK.
Read announcement from sgx website, read the BOLD prints: there are Rights
RIGHTS Announced on 2007-11-01    Particulars :    WARRANTS OFFER OF 3 FOR 10 @ $0.03
    Ex-date :    15 Nov 2007
    Buy-In Last Cum Date :    20 Nov 2007
    Record Date :    19 Nov 2007
    Rights Closing Date :    6 Dec 2007
    Rights Trading Period :    From 22 Nov 2007 To 30 Nov 2007
So since this Rights is transferable, it can be traded in the market, 22-30 Nov are the 7 trading days provided.
What happen after 30 Nov? The Rights will stop being traded over sgx.
Next, Rights is short life time, in this case , it  had a Dec 9 as Rights Closing Date, you must act before this closing date.

Q: If I dun pick up the warrants that is offer to me at S$0.03 now, the price of the mother share is so low now, then is it that I will hv a hard time of gaining back my money? If you dont pick up, then you just 'renounce', recline the offer, Nothing will happen

I can put this in another aspect, now that Mother share is about 31 cents, and you are given 3 cents RIGHT, is that good? Here is some math,  You pay 3 cents, and hold this warrant2012 for 5 years, anytime within 5 year you can convert one warrant 2012 to One New YongNam share by exercising or paying $0.25 each! So what that means is if YN share price maintain anything  like 28 cents you are break even. But If YN share go up to says 43 cents, you are making a profit of 43-3-25=15 cents by using just 3 cents! So you are paying a very small amount of money on warrant2012 for a 5-year HOPE that YN share will trade much higher than 28 cents. Does that sound reasonable for your understanding?  Remember you should make your own decision after understanding the meaning of the Rights Issue and the Warrant2012.
 
 
 
Theresa
    19-Nov-2007 13:33  
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Hi Tiandi,
I hv some queries abt yr explanation to jackjames regarding the warrants yongnam.
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Yr reply to jackjames:
I think what it meant for you is you need to come out with 0.03 to pay for the 3 for 10 shares first after you are given with the letter of offer.  Assuming  you have 20000 shares, then you should be given 6000 Warrant 2012 and you need to pay $180 (6000X0.03) if you choose to subscribe.  What happen after this is upon processing and approval, you will have 6000 Warrant 2012 in your CDP account, you have up to 5 year to exercise at $0.25 each (Why do you assume that the exercise price is at S$0.25) or a total cash requirement of $1500. It is long time to think about for 5 year.  The Warrant 2012 will be transferable and thus it also had a market value, that will fluctuate daily.
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I also saw that you reply that the shares will be converted to mother shares, but this is a warrant not rights, when the exercise date has expire, will it be converted to mother share?
The trading date for this warrant is from 22/Nov to 30/Nov, so what happen after this date, I am confuse.
If I dun pick up the warrants that is offer to me at S$0.03 now, the price of the mother share is so low now, then is it that I will hv a hard time of gaining back my money?
Thank you very much for yr explanation.
 
 
tiandi
    19-Nov-2007 08:51  
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jackjames,

 

the listed warrant YongNam W090826 is the old warrant 2004 expire 26 Aug 2009, thus the number W090826, you can click sgx website and the information are as below:

Warrants / Convertible Securities
YONGNAM HOLDINGS LTD W090826

Last Date/ Time to submit Subscription Notice26 AUG 2009 05:00 PM
Listing Date31 AUG 2004
Expiry Date26 AUG 2009
Outstanding Balance5,835,086
Price ($) as at 2007-11-160.335
High for the year ($)0.535
Low for the year ($)0.090
High for the month ($)0.360
Low for the month ($)0.325
Exercise PriceSGD 0.03000
Underlying StockYONGNAM HOLDINGS LIMITED
Underlying Stock Price ($) as at 2007-11-160.325
Conversion Ratio1 share(s) : 1 warrant(s)
Cash ($)0.000
Premium/(Discount) (%) (Cash)12.31
Premium/(Discount) (%) (Bonds)
Gearing (x)0.97
Remarks
Warrant Agent 
NameTRICOR BARBINDER SHARE REGISTRATION SVCS
Telephone No.6236 3333
Fax No.6236 4399
Address8 CROSS STREET #11-00
PWC BUILDING
SINGAPORE 048424


 
 

 
jackjames
    19-Nov-2007 07:08  
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thank you so much tiandi.. really appreciate your helps here.

yes, I shall et to know this warrant expiry date, it is not stated in the documents, however, there is one warrant shares of yongnam listed right now.. but i do not think that's the same warrant as the price now is even higher than the mother shares.
 
 
tiandi
    19-Nov-2007 02:12  
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jackjames,

I took some time to read the information on sgx website on this Rights Issue, Oct 18, and 23 documents have details on outstanding shares, outstanding share options, outstanding Warrant 2004. Numbers are in the Documents. As this was summarised into two numbers: Total max Warrant in this Rights Issue is 366,574,743. This means about 10.8 to 10.9 Million dollars will be raised on this Rights issue. Total number shares if other options and Warrant2004 are 100$ subscribed is 1221,915,819 which make for the 3 for 10 Rights. At the end of 2012 if all warrant are exercise the total share will become sum of the above two numbers.


This new RIGHTS is Warrant that had expiry date 5 year from the date of issue ( I do not yet know what date ) but in any case this Warrant would expire in year 2012., lets just called it Warrant 2012 ( please use for reference only, Yong Num/CDP shall use an official term later).


I think what it meant for you is you need to come out with 0.03 to pay for the 3 for 10 shares first after you are given with the letter of offer.  Assuming  you have 20000 shares, then you should be given 6000 Warrant 2012 and you need to pay $180 (6000X0.03) if you choose to subscribe.  What happen after this is upon processing and approval, you will have 6000 Warrant 2012 in your CDP account, you have upto 5 year to exercise at $0.25 each or a total cash requirement of $1500. It is long time to think about for 5 year.  The Warrant 2012 will be transferable and thus it also had a market value, that will fluctuate daily.


May be you can refer to the following links  from CDP website  on meaning of Warrant and Value of Warrant,   I paste  here for you and other people to refer to. 

What is Warrant?  http://www.cdp.com.sg/corporate/warrant.html

Value of My Warrants   http://www.cdp.com.sg/corporate/warrant_value.html

In additons, how to exercise Warrant is described in CDP website, its link is http://www.cdp.com.sg/faq/warrant_faq.html

your Q:  so, I will have 6 warrants shares. Should be 6000 warrant 2012. BUT, I have to buy these 6000 warrant shares at $ 0.03 = which is SGD 180 ? Yes.  then, when is the transfer date from warrant to mother shares ? Read above website on how to exercise when can you sell the converted mother shares. is it direct transfer from warrant to mother shares? Read above website $ 0.03 + $ 0.25 = $0.28?

$ 0.25 for each new shares are given free if I am the yongnam shareholders, right? No, should be you paid 0.03 to get the Rights , then if you want to exercise and convert to mother share, you paid exercise price of 0.25, You must exercise before expiry, or else these become zero value  You can choose to sell the warrant 2012 at market before it expires. Market price or value of warrant: read the above website link.  To determine the value of a warrant, you should consider a few factors, with the two most important ones being its exercise price and the price of the ordinary shares traded.

 

 


 
 
jackjames
    18-Nov-2007 22:38  
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tiandi,

say I have 20 lots of Yongnam shares.. what is the situation?

first of all, 1 new ordinary shares in the capital of the company (new share) at an exercise price of $0.25 for each new shares, on the basis of 3 warrants for every 10 existing ordinary shares of the company held.  S$0.03 for each warrant issue price

so, I will have 6 warrants shares. BUT, I have to buy these 6 warrant shares at $ 0.03 = which is SGD 180 ? then, when is the transfer date from warrant to mother shares ? is it direct transfer from warrant to mother shares? $ 0.03 + $ 0.25 = $0.28 ? $ 0.25 for each new shares are given free if I am the yongnam shareholders, right?

sorry, this is a bit confusing.. please correct me as I think many mistakes inside.

 
 
 
Pinnacle
    15-Nov-2007 17:27  
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terry138. May I know what are you basing on to say next week the price will re-bounce?

TA certainly shows that the downtrend is going to continue.

Furthermore, the closing today shows that this counter is under sell down pressure.

Time Last Volume Buy/Sell
17:05:04 0.325 465,000 X
16:59:37 0.330 15,000 Buy Up
16:59:34 0.325 20,000 Sell Down
16:58:45 0.330 20,000 Buy Up
16:56:38 0.325 20,000 Sell Down
16:56:11 0.330 416,000 Sell Down
16:55:55 0.330 50,000 Sell Down
16:54:53 0.330 1,000 Sell Down
16:53:59 0.330 10,000 Sell Down
16:53:58 0.335 15,000 Buy Up
16:53:05 0.330 50,000 Buy Up
16:53:05 0.330 3,000 Buy Up
16:52:21 0.330 247,000 Sell Down
16:51:09 0.330 3,000 Sell Down
16:50:14 0.330 2,000 Sell Down
16:50:11 0.330 10,000 Sell Down
16:50:09 0.330 13,000 Buy Up
16:49:50 0.330 10,000 Buy Up
16:49:06 0.330 27,000 Sell Down
16:48:33 0.330 100,000 Sell Down
 
 
terry138
    15-Nov-2007 17:12  
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gentlemen - don't worry. yn will re-bound by next week ! good luck to those whom have vested.
 
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